Samsung Galaxy Buds+ Image Gave Away Features; Releasing In February

The Seoul-based tech and electronics giant is anticipated to unveil the much-awaited Samsung Galaxy Buds+ as truly wireless earbuds along with the Galaxy S10 series in February 2020, according to reports. Earlier, images of Samsung’s upcoming were spotted on the most recent version of the Samsung SmartThings app will maintain the design and the case of its predecessor but will probably feature aptX support and active noise cancellation. A new render of the Samsung Galaxy Buds+ was also shared by 91mobiles ahead of the wireless earbuds’ official launch.

The new Samsung Galaxy Buds+ render reveals that it shares the same design as the original Galaxy Buds with almost the same charging case. The most noteworthy difference is the new blue variant along with the black and white color options. The Seoul-based tech and electronics giant claims that the new earbuds feature noise-canceling in an attempt to rival the Apple AirPods Pro.

Despite striking similarities with the current generation Samsung earbuds, the Samsung Galaxy Buds+ has a smaller silicone ear tips that provide a better seal. A noticeable touch-sensitive glossy panel for various functions is also available. It includes access to control music playback, answering calls, and activating voice assistants, to name a few.

The new Samsung Galaxy Buds+ still keeps the pill-shaped design of its predecessor but boasts of newly added features like USB Type C support and wireless charging. Left and right buttons are also added in the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Buds+ positioned below the LED indicator that keeps track of the battery level of each earbud.

Consumers are expecting that the Samsung Galaxy Buds+ will have enhanced overall sound quality. However, the presence of the active noise cancellation feature might raise the price of the upcoming wireless earbuds. Unfortunately, these are the only details we have about the Samsung Galaxy Buds+.

With the popularity of the Apple AirPods Pro, there is an excellent chance that the active noise cancellation will be there when the official unveiling happens. It is worth mentioning that these specs and details are not official and are based on speculations. In this case, we recommend taking this with a grain of salt.